Background/Aims:
We
aimed
to
examine
the
relationship
between
attention
deficit
and
hyperactivity
disorder
(ADHD)
symptoms
bedtime
procrastination.
Materials
Methods:
Five
hundred
fifty-three
university
students
participated
in
our
study.
All
participants,
turn,
answered
sociodemographic
data
form,
The
Adult
ADHD
Self-Report
Scale
(ASRS
v1.1),
Bedtime
Procrastination
(BPS),
Brief
Self-Control
(BSCS),
Insomnia
Severity
Index
(ISI).
participants
were
divided
into
two
groups,
probable
non-ADHD,
according
ASRS
score.
compared
data,
sleep
routines,
psychometric
scales
these
groups.
Finally,
we
analyzed
factors
that
could
predict
procrastination
by
hierarchical
regression
analysis.
Results:
mean
age
of
was
20.55
±
2.17.
Most
female
unmarried
(69.6%
98.2%,
respectively).
BPS,
ISI,
scores
significantly
higher
group
than
non-ADHD
(p
<
0.01).
BSCS
score
lower
Sleep
duration
correlation
coefficients
0.461,
0.268,
-0.442,
respectively
Self-control
separately
predicted
with
approximately
same
variance
(%4
vs.
%3.9).
Conclusions:
Clinicians
should
evaluate
individuals
adult
clinical
interview
or
BPS.
Individuals
be
assisted
cognitive
behavioral
therapy-insomnia
hygiene.
BMC Medical Education,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: July 27, 2023
Abstract
Background
Medical
students
are
at
high
risk
for
sleep
disturbance.
One
possible
cause
of
their
sleeping
problem
is
impulsivity.
We
aim
to
investigate
the
mediators
between
medical
students’
impulsivity
and
outcomes.
Thus,
we
developed
investigated
a
model
where
predictors
were
attentional,
non-planning,
motor
subtraits.
In
final
model,
subjective
cognitive
capacity
decrease
was
outcome
variable.
light
previous
findings,
academic
procrastination,
smartphone
addiction,
bedtime
procrastination
considered
important
as
well
two
variables
poor
sleep,
insufficiency,
daytime
fatigue.
Methods
(
N
=
211;
age
M
22.15
years;
SD
3.47
71.6%
women)
recruited
complete
an
online
survey
comprised
demographics
(age,
gender),
self-administered
scales
(Abbreviated
Impulsiveness
Scale,
Bedtime
Procrastination
Abbreviated
Academic
Scale-Short
Form)
questions
on
tiredness,
daily
fatigue
decrease.
Correlation
path
analyses
implemented
examine
hypothesized
relationships
variables.
Results
Both
attentional
(β
0.33,
p
<
.001)
non-planning
-0.19,
.01)
had
direct
relationship
with
Attentional
also
associated
decreased
serial
mediation
effect
via
insufficiency
(estimate
0.017,
.01).
The
indirect
link
mediated
by
0.011,
Conclusions
Inability
stay
focused
plan
tasks
effectively
(directly
indirectly)
predicts
This
excessive
use,
procrastination.
Our
findings
relevant
in
self-regulatory
learning,
which
crucial
education.
recursive
cycle
planning,
emotion
regulation,
proper
strategy
selection
self-monitoring.
Future
interventions
addressing
impulsivity,
problematic
turn,
might
make
this
routine
more
effective.
conclusion
section,
practical
implications
results
discussed.
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Controlling
smartphone
addiction
and
procrastination
among
nurses
is
crucial
for
enhancing
the
productivity
of
both
nursing
healthcare
system.
Critical
care
are
highly
vulnerable
to
behaviors
than
other
groups.
They
may
purposefully
delay
their
tasks,
a
practice
known
as
active
procrastination,
or
inadvertently
them,
passive
procrastination.
Frontiers in Psychiatry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: April 9, 2025
the
role
of
stress
in
inducing
bedtime
procrastination
is
a
new
research
topic
that
has
emerged
recent
years.
This
study
aimed
to
explore
psychological
mechanism
by
which
perceived
affects
Chinese
college
students
life
history
framework.
first,
we
investigated
whether
strategy
mediate
their
relationships.
Then,
examined
distress
tolerance
moderated
direct
effects
on
and/or
indirect
them
mediated
strategy.
The
data
1021
were
analyzed.
results
showed
that:
(1)
had
significant
predictive
effect
procrastination;
(2)
played
mediating
relationship
between
and
(3)
strategy,
but
not
them.
present
suggested
history-based
interventions
might
be
an
effective
intervention
for
stress-induced
procrastination.
Specifically,
it
helpful
alleviation
develop
slow
when
faced
with
similar
stressful
situations
future.
Furthermore,
may
important
alternative
target.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 24, 2025
Background
Short
video
addiction
has
become
increasingly
prevalent
among
college
students.
It
can
negatively
impact
their
physical
and
mental
health,
yet
its
influencing
factors
underlying
mechanisms
require
further
exploration.
Time
focus
self-control
are
recognized
as
critical
determinants
in
shaping
addictive
behaviors.
Objective
Grounded
the
I-PACE
theory,
this
study
examines
relationship
between
emotional
cognitive
responses
(various
temporal
focuses
dual
systems
of
self-control)
short
addiction,
while
also
investigating
mediating
roles
inhibitory
initiation
control.
Methods
Methodologically,
it
integrates
both
variable-centered
person-centered
approaches,
utilizing
Focus
Scale,
Multidimensional
Self-Control
Video
Addiction
Scale.
A
total
2,239
university
students
participated
survey.
Results
The
results
revealed
following:
(1)
Past
present
time
were
positively
correlated
with
future
showed
a
negative
correlation.
Inhibitory
was
associated
whereas
initiatory
correlated.
Variable-centered
analysis
demonstrated
that
past
predicted
these
orientations
addiction.
Conversely,
played
role
risk,
predictive
effect
on
likelihood
(2)
Person-centered
identified
four
categories
addiction:
non-addicted
(12.68%),
low-risk
(34.21%),
moderate-risk
(42.20%),
high-risk
(10.89%).
(3)
Logistic
regression
indicated
excessive
more
likely
to
fall
into
category,
those
employing
strategies
be
categorized
low,
moderate,
or
groups.
Students
less
develop
Female
than
male
high
categories,
only
children
belong
moderate
non-only
children.
Conclusion
This
emphasizes
pivotal
dual-system
intervention
prevention
addiction,further
highlighting
development
short-video
implications
findings,
well
limitations
study,
discussed.
Journal of Health Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 29, 2025
Smartphone
addiction
negatively
affects
physical
and
mental
health.
Future
time
perspective,
a
key
personality
social
cognitive
factor,
may
not
only
be
protective
factor
for
addictive
behaviors
but
also
shaped
during
the
development
of
addiction.
Based
on
three
waves
data
collected
from
Chinese
college
students
(N
=
622,
46.95%
male,
Mage
18.16,
SD
1.49),
this
study
examined
within-person
between-person
effects
associations
between
future
perspective
smartphone
The
results
traditional
cross-lagged
model
demonstrated
bidirectional
negative
association
random
intercept
panel
indicated
reciprocal
effect
use
consistently
over
while
controlling
significantly
effect.
These
findings
deepen
understanding
longitudinal
relationship
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Jan. 17, 2023
Compulsive
overstudying,
known
as
studyholism,
is
an
emerging
behavioral
addiction.
In
this
study,
we
examine
the
prevalence
of,
and
relationships
between,
insomnia,
study
engagement,
bedtime
procrastination
among
undergraduate
students.The
Studyholism
(SI-10),
Athens
Insomnia
(AIS),
scales
were
administered
to
a
convenience
sample
of
495
university
students.Our
findings
indicate
that
insomnia
was
75.31%,
high
studyholism
found
in
15.31%
sample,
increased
engagement
detected
16.94%.
Gender
differences
analysis
revealed
females
reported
higher
than
males.
Fifth-year
students
had
levels
internship
(p
<
0.001),
first-year
0.01),
sixth-year
0.05).
positively
related
procrastination.
Furthermore,
can
be
predicted
by
Participants
with
medium
level
twice
likely
experience
those
low
level.
Studyholics
six
times
more
susceptible
levels.
Compared
individuals
levels,
report
insomnia.Our
highlights
interplay
between
Further,
need
increase
awareness
insomnia.
